Cavern, fire and ink

  Today I want to talk about the mystery of the golden fly amulet. The maleng wan kham. Maleng wan kham means The Golden Fly, and it’s a high charm made in a specific way by some ajarns, it’s rare way of making empowers it to give it the buzzing feeling that comes with it. The Golden fly or the “fly that brings gold” as known to some, has qualities of a golden fly which in nature swarms sweet things it has come into contact with, it doesn’t give up nor changes it’s target, even when tried to make go away, it will continue to come back to the thing it has attracted it to.  Another thing to notice is the fact that these flies also mate in similar sex position like humans, there are many things that happen during the mating period which lasts for 15- 25 minutes, the female fly sings a special sound during the process, there’s been studies done about it and you can read about it here . The difference between the Golden fly and a regular fly, and what makes it unique and ideal for this char

Many people ask questions about amulets as far as maintenance and if it’s necessary to give offerings to amulets for them to work, some ask if doing a kata is sufficient, if they can wear multiple, etc. I wand to address this questions on a blog post to help shed light on them and help the user with pointers they can use to adhere to their way of working with such amulets. Offerings and maintenance. Depending on the type of amulet you receive, such as “Phra ngang, hoon payon , prai, kuman, etc”, just to name a few, have a spirit residing within the amulet itself, it has been summoned by a sorcerer or ajarn knowledgeable on the wicha (knowledge of the type of sorcery needed), which has been passed down through generations, keeping each style unique and different from other ajarns and sorcerers. Each amulet comes with basic suggestions of offerings that can be given to it, depending the type of amulet, some suggested offerings might change, along with a kata that must be spoken to engage